Patent obtained! Effective use of bicycle parking space with a unique structure!
The parallel-moving bicycle parking system "Slark" can store many bicycles in a small space. The lateral movement while storing bicycles is very light due to a patented unique structure, making it easy for anyone from children to the elderly to use. Remarkably, it can be operated with just one finger. If you want to make effective use of a narrow space and store bicycles neatly, the parallel-moving bicycle parking system "Slark" is highly recommended!
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【Features】 ○ Space-saving design prevents bicycle clutter! ○ Initial resistance: 50g to 100g! Easy to move for children and the elderly! ○ Handles are less likely to tangle, making it easy to put in and take out! ○ Central rail ensures safety at your feet! Easy to clean too! ● For more details, please contact us.
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- City bicycles ranging from 20 inches to 27 inches - There may be cases where children's bicycles can be parked. - If it has training wheels, please avoid it as the storage pitch will be larger. - Mountain bikes with a tire width of 60 mm or less (there may be cases where parking is possible even if the tire width is over 60 mm due to tire elasticity)
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I have developed a new bicycle parking system. I had the desire to fit a mechanical parking system into narrow spaces, but now that the prototype is complete and I have been using it myself every day, it is, as expected, quite difficult to use. I feel very embarrassed to have users use it in its current state, so I would like to refine it a bit more. While refining it, I plan to showcase it at exhibitions and other events to gather more meaningful feedback and enhance the product's quality.
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